India’s Gems and Jewellery Exports Grow 19.64% in November
India’s gems and jewellery exports rose 19.64 per cent to $2.5 billion in November 2025. Exports stood at $2.1 billion during the same month last year, GJEPC data showed.
Overall exports of gems and jewellery were flat at $18.86 billion during April-November 2025. The corresponding period last year recorded $18.85 billion, indicating minimal growth in cumulative exports.
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Cut and polished diamond exports reached $919.74 million in November. This marked a significant rise from $666.34 million in the same month of the previous year.
Polished lab-grown diamond exports increased 10.55 per cent to $76.09 million in November. Last year, the exports of these diamonds stood at $68.83 million for the same period.
Gold jewellery exports remained flat at $1.21 billion in November. Last year, gold jewellery shipments were $1.23 billion, showing volatility in prices impacting the segment’s growth.
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Studded gold jewellery shipments rose to $828.89 million in November from $555.39 million a year ago. Silver jewellery exports surged to $197.97 million from $63.99 million last year.
“Markets are stabilising and demand in many export markets is picking up including Hong Kong, China and the Middle East. Even as the performance in the US is slow, robust demand in other markets is adding on to the growth. Exports of gold studded jewellery surged as job work demand has gone up in India,” GJEPC chairman Kirit Bhansali told PTI.
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